Ronaldo de Assis Moreira popularly known as Ronaldinho is a former Brazilian professional footballer and current ambassador to former club side FC Barcelona. He was born on the 21st of March 1980, in Porto Alegre, Brazil. He played majorly as an attacking midfielder during his days and went on to set numerous records, even when he had passed his best.
JOINT ALL-TIME TOP SCORER IN THE FIFA CONFERDERATIONS CUP:
He currently still holds the record for most goals in the FIFA confederations cup competition, tied with Mexican forward Cuauhtemoc Blanco, with 9 goals.
23 GOALS IN A MATCH:
He also set a record of which was responsible for him getting the spotlights after he singularly scored all 23 goals in a 23-0 victory over a local team at age 13.
ONE OF THE FEW PLAYERS TO WIN EVERY TROPHY AVAILABLE IN FOOTBALL:
Ronaldinho also was one of the few players to win virtually every major trophy available in the world of football. Except the UEFA super cup and the now FIFA club world cup, there is no trophy Gaucho never won.
SECOND BARCA PLAYER AFTER DIEGO MARADONA TO RECEIVE A STANDING OVATION FROM THE BERNABEU CROWD:
After what was a dazzling and super fantastic display at the El Clasico, were he scored 2 wonderful goals, the Bernabeu crowd rose to their feet to applaud the Brazilian magician, making him the second player in the history of the clasico to get a standing ovation.
NAMED IN THE FIFA 100 “a list of the world’s greatest living players compiled by PELE”:
He also crept into the list of living football legend which was compiled by three time world cup winner Edson Arantez di nascimento.
40 YARD FREE-KICK “the longest in the history of the FIFA world cup:
One of the most memorable moments of the FIFA world cup till date remains the 40 yard free-kick which a young Brazilian put past Arsenal’s legend David Seaman. The goal proved decisive as it was what knocked out David Beckham and his England side.
BECAME THE THIRD PLAYER TO WIN THE FIFA PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD MORE THAN ONCE:
Just behind Zinedane Zidane and Brazilian teammate Ronaldo, his FIFA player of the year Award in 2005 made him the third player in history to achieve the award twice.
ONE OF THE FEW BRAZILIANS TO HAVE PLAYED AT EVERY
INTERNATIONAL AGE LEVEL:
Another record the football god has on his card is that he is also one of the very few Brazilians that featured for the national team at every level. From the U-17 level to the senior national team.
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN THE BRAZILIAN SERIA A (2012):
After leading Atletico Minero to its first Copa Libertadores title, Gaucho was named Seria A’s best player for the calendar year.
2013 SOUTH AMERICAN FOOTBALLER OF THE YEAR:
Though well past his prime, the midfield god was still able to beat a host of young talents to the prestigious South American player of the year.
This is so amazing, his record can never be erase in the history of football.
Truly their is time for everything, during the time of RONALDINHO, I never believed Barcelona will have a player like him again because his movement and the way he handle ball on the field is so amazing and his name was everywhere.
But this really shows that everyone has he or her own time .
The funny thing Messi is gradually wiping out his legacy
Seriously that is life for you, nothing last forever
Messi may wipe away the records but honestly the magic never fades
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Indeed he is a great player and there is no doubt about this. He is well known for his snake bite kick.
Clutch snake bite skills
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Hello @coolguy123 all of the contents I post on the hive blog are my original content, i am a news Editor as well as a freelance sports writer. Hence i post on this platform articles i created for my other platforms too.
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Alright so you want me to include the words hive in the link to those articles?
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I post on various websites actually
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Posting on various communities/blockchains such as Hive, Blurt, Publish0x we all do, but I found this same content on ng.opera.com and hence wanted to confirm.
I even have the raw article here with me
I created them by myself and i used to be a freelance writer for Opera
I think you guys have to realize i started writing sports before joining hive, hence you expect to see my works on other platforms ok
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If you think I'm a cheat or I'm here to defraud you guys ...then so be it everyone has a right to freethinking...
My profile obviously states I'm not new to sports writing and how many other platforms have you seen my stories except Opera or Bundesliga Daily... c'mon cut me some slacks ....ain't here to make money in a dubious way
You think I'm a fraud then so be it ..own it and call me one..
Because honestly I'm tired of this back and forth ...
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Didn't know he did all this. 23 goals in a match, that's really astonishing. He was a really amazing player to watch back then. Arguably the best dribbler the world has ever seen.
Ronaldinho was really a fantastic footballer honestly
Yeah. The memories he gave me while growing up after watching football will never be forgotten. A legend in his own rights
No one like Gaucho honestly